Each condom lollipop will have a condom attached to a lollipop stick. Bae-B-Safe representatives also will give students Valentine’s Day cards, each containing a condom.

Bae-B-Safe is located in the community engagement annex, Portable 19 D402/D403. Call Gauna at 210-486-0140 or email lgauna5@alamo.edu.

Gauna said student success adviser Mary Dayton has coordinated a table for health promotions and Texas Wears Condoms, which will be at the carnival offering free sexual health resources, education and contraception. Texas Wears Condoms, based in San Antonio, provides free condoms and information on HIV/AIDS prevention.

Those resources are especially important this time of year.

“Because, you know, it’s Valentine’s Day, everything is about love,” Martinez said. “Couples are going to be taking things to the next level in their relationship.”

Martinez said the carnival also offers a respite “for those who want a break from class.” She is hoping about 100 people attend.

Though it is not required, student life will scan student IDs to keep count of how many students attend the carnival.

“It’s nothing big, just a quick game — take a break,” Martinez said of the festivities.